Shop Assistants Collection

Customers at the checkout counter of the Nottingham Co-Op supermarket. 1st May 1963

Shoppers at the tills at Sainsburys supermarket in Trinity Street, Coventry. 25th July 1967 watscan - - 26/08/2010

Mrs Slocombe (Actress Molly Sugden) seen here on the set of the film of the tv series " Are You Being Serve?" being given her vaccination for the staff holiday to Spain

Cartoon commenting on the working conditions of shop assistants
5308985 Cartoon commenting on the working conditions of shop assistants by Du Maurier, George (1834-96); (add.info.: Cartoon commenting on the working conditions of shop assistants)

Comedian Terry Scott who was about to star in Cinderella at the theatre Royal in Newcastle has the good luck to open an " instant travel agency" Universal Travel on December 20

Floods at Wood Green, London. June 1960 M4259-003 Freak rainfall floods the high street at Wood Green, Enfield London. The downpour had shop assistants running for the brooms

Floods at Wood Green, London. June 1960 M4259-001 Freak rainfall floods the high street at Wood Green, Enfield London. The downpour had shop assistants running for the brooms

100 years old Father Xmas. George Arthur Smith pictured at the Go Gay Cleaners in the Fulham Road, with him are shop assistants. Left to right

100 years old Father Xmas. Geroge Arthur Smith with shop assistant Mary Smith left and June Phillips. December 1969 Z12289-004

Document case of the Autonomous Centre of Commerce and Industry Shop Assistants, Mutua Feminal section (Feminine section)

For sale as Licensed Images

Choose your image, Select your licence and Download the media

Shop assistants: the unsung heroes of retail. From the bustling checkout counters of Nottingham Co-Op supermarket in 1963 to the busy tills at Sainsburys in Coventry, these dedicated individuals have been serving customers with a smile for decades. Even celebrities like actress Molly Sugden, known for her role as Mrs Slocombe, understand the importance of shop assistants, as seen on the set of the film adaptation of a beloved TV series. Their hard work and dedication often go unnoticed, but they play a vital role in ensuring smooth shopping experiences. A cartoon highlighting their working conditions reminds us that behind every transaction lies someone who tirelessly assists shoppers day after day. The Autonomous Centre of Commerce and Industry Shop Assistants' document case further emphasizes their significance within the retail industry. In times of adversity, such as during floods in Wood Green back in June 1960, shop assistants bravely faced challenges head-on to serve their communities despite difficult circumstances, and are true pillars of resilience and commitment. Not only do shop assistants make an impact professionally; they also bring joy during festive seasons. George Arthur Smith's portrayal as Father Christmas at Go Gay Cleaners or his heartwarming interaction with fellow shop assistant Mary Smith showcases how they create magical moments beyond just selling products. And let's not forget comedian Terry Scott, who was about to grace the stage in Cinderella at Theatre Royal while acknowledging the invaluable contributions made by these diligent workers. So next time you're greeted by a friendly face at your local store's checkout counter or receive assistance from a helpful shop assistant, remember to appreciate their efforts – because without them, our shopping experiences would never be quite as pleasant.